HomeMy WebLinkAboutExeter Times, 1909-11-18, Page 5THE EXETER TIMES, NOV. 18th 1909
Purchased Blacksmith Business
Having purchased the Blacksmith business from Mr.
Alonzo Hodgins, I am prepared to do all kinds of Black-
smith Work for the General Public and respectfully solicit
the patronage of the Old Customers of the shop and many
new ones. I am sure we can give you entire satisfaction.
"Horse Shoeing a Specialty"
Dan ElflacIsaace.
CRED I TON, ONTARIO,
Pir6hds6. RId6KsmIth oIll6Sb
i\i,u,u,t
Having purchased the blacksmith property and
business of MR. A. E. PYM, near the Town hall, I
am prepared to do all kinds of Blacksmith Work
for the General Public, and respectfully solicit the
patronage of all the Old Customers of the Shop
and many New Ones. I believe we can give you
entire satisfaction.
Yours,
David Russell.
tsiNNIONONEWIarer
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hens lay in winter, increasing the yield of milk five pounds per cowaday.
or restoring run-down animals to plumpness and vigor.
When you feed "stock food " to your cow. horse, swine or poultry.
you are merely feeding them what you are growing on your own farm.
Your animals do need not mare feed, but something to help their
bodies get all the good out of the feed you give them so they can get fat
and stay fat all year round; also to prevent disease, cure disease and keep
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fed with ordinary materials at ten tviceks.
ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SPECIFIC builds up run-down animals and restores them fo
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in 190x. These horses have never been off their feed since 1 commenced using Royal Purple
Specific almost a year ago, and I will always have it in my stables."
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One SOc. package of ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SPECIFIC will last one animal seventy
days.tvhich is a little over two-thirds of a cent a day. Most sck foods i fift • cent ckagges
last but fifty days and are given three times a day• RtuOYAL PURPLE STOCK SPECIFIC
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FIC is our other Specific for poultry. not for stock. One 50cent package will last twentyfivc
hens 70 days. or pail costing 51.50 will last twenty-five hens 330 days. which is four times more
material for only three times the cost. It makes a "laying machine" out of your hens
summer and winter. prevents fouls main • flesh_at moultingu:time. and cai poultry diseases.
very package of ROYAL PURPLE STOCK SPECU IC or POULTRY SPECIFIC is
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ust use ROYAL PURPLE on one of your animals and any other prc aratinn on another
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and poultry diseases, containing also
ROYALrPURPLE full
OCKIand particulars
TRY SPECIFICS.
If you cannot get Royal Purple
Spccificsr from merchants or agents. we
will supply you direct. express prepaid.
on receipt of 51.50 a pail for either Poultry
or Sto_k Specifics.
Make money acting as our agent in
your district. Write for terms.
For sale by all up-to-date merchants.
®.1. Jenkins Mfg. Co., London, Can.
Royal 7'urple Stock and Toullry Specifics and free booklets tre kept
in !:tock by
W. .1. IIEAMAN', Exeter. IIANLON & O'IBRiEN. Centralia.
Have
You
Seen
Them
GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM
CALIFORNIA
MEXICO
FLORIDA
The land of Flowers, Fruit and
Sunshine
We have already turned out nanny Excellent service via Chicago
smart Sinter Suits. HAVE von seen'
then[? Have: con noticed the new 1
fabrics we are displaying? HAVE you
noticed the ('heractet we are putting
Kt our Winter Suits? Have: you
noticed how well they fit? When
*mete of yo:)r friends tell you their
Butts were trade by Holtzman. ex-
amine their clothes closely. Notice De,tit. Toronto,Ont.
every detain about. then'. The style, 1
the fit. the linings. the finish is differ- .,tea
enc Ow • c ist 'rd are pr 1 of the
clot nes we turn out Or them, they ,
like to compare our clothes with ether
makes. If )'on ate not already tic- Quite a tier:oils fire nccerred in lei-
[ latea with Our Clothes ask some c in at nn early hoer Ft Pity morning
p • friends atxwut them. thev will ashen the long storing eller! and
'. ve>:t wise' diet we KNOW I stables in connection as it h the fl -x
clothes at reasonable mill otsti d by W. Ward. were burn-
ed to th•• ground. The fire we- not
discover, d till about :I n.m., tit at Lich
' time it h Id obtained ouch headssay
! that no hang could b• done to stop it
Iand 1h • villagers who had turned out
J. H. Holtzmann, devoted their time to Peeing that the
('lel' j11 l•�)` I MILT buildings did not take fire from
the sparks. The cause of the fire is
a mystery 15 110 011e bail been re i'
th • building for tome hours. in vie
of this fact there is :t good deal of
talk atnong the vilingers 'het the
fire may have been of ineendinry ori-
gin. The loss on the nuilding could
Ile switch ho, rd at the local tele- not be learned, but it is thought that
it will be considerable as tit .• Ftor •-
nh:d was filled n s 11 h flax ready to
be 1nrned into tow-. Th' fire blazed
fiercely for nwhilc that it was feared
the mill twonld suffer the same fah',
hitt the mill and 4 h other batilding•
nn' septrnled quite a tr=tarc• and
.n the former cscnped. '1'h:• stab!.
was also n total loss. het fortunately
9 day or so flea Mr. Wird. hevin,z no
immediate use for bis horses, had
turned them out to plstnre. and a! e
Iresult they eeceped.
"I.ow tourist rate,"
Full information from
J. J. KNIGHT, Depot Agent,
LUCAN
Pr
CN.
Zurich
one eseh:tngc has been installed
Ind is proving very eati=factory and
onvcnicnt-
Miss Agnes ,Kaerrher is improving
rom her recent operation.
Mr. Steve 'Meiditiger, who eves in
he hospital at London, suffering
Irvin stoned' 11 gable has returned
onle.
Itev. John Miller prenrhed in the
Evnng, 1 e iI Ohntch Snndny morning
and in D. Baptist church in .the
of 1 ernnon.
Crediton
Mr. and Mrs. W. 11, Wenzel spent
Sunday and Mionday visiting bt'r
brother C. Either. of Zurich.
Mr. August Kuhn, of Stratford.
spent Sundiy with his father.
Mrs. Andrew 'I'reumuer. of Detroit,
is visiting her mother Mrs. C. Stahl.
Mr. J. Fiikbeiucr, of Exeter spent
Monday in town visiting friends.
'Miss Susie Kuhn who was working
in Toronto arrived honk Friday ,even-
ing.
Mr. E. Witter returned to Han-
over un Tuesday after spending a few
day . around here. Ed. certainly
looks fine.
Miss Love spent Saturday and Sun-
day in Myth visiting her parents.
Mr. E. Edighoffer and Miss Bender,
of Zurich. ,were the guests of Mr.
and firs. F ,lioswald on Sunday'.
Mr. Charlie Either. of Zurich, spent
5uuday in town visiting friends.
We are sorry to report that Mr.
George Finkbeiner is quarantined
for scarlet .fever.
A number of young ladies of this
town met together and organized
sewing circle. wish young
g
ladies every success.
Mr. and 'Mrs. 'Dennis O'Brien, of
Centralia, spent Sunday in town vis-
iting fricude.
::a•:.. 'McMurray and son Lavern.
r .w tied Lorne after spending a
few anon' he its the set -visiting
friends.
Mr. C. 'Dunsford and sir.
IJriutnell, of Exeter, spent
in town.
Mr. 'Geo. Sberrit of elle west end
of the township occupied the pulpit
in the Evangelical church while Rev.
Bean occupied the pulpit in Dash. -
wood owing to illness of 'Rev. Eidt.
Miss Lillie Fahner spent Sunday In
Exeter visiting friends.
Mr. 'Henry (Either, M.
Mr. George 'Either have
shoot south of the Bend.
The Ladies' Aid of the Meth. church
will hold 'their annual bazaar on the
evening of ,Dec. 2nd, whets• refresh-
ments will ba served. The ladies are
bound to snake this surpass all pre-
vious occasions of this kind.
'Mrs. 'Christ trahuer spent a
days in Dashwood visiting her
cllt3.
Miss Crlssic Brown left Wednesday
for +Lesley. 'where she has secured
:t position for the winter.
Quarterly meeting services will be
conducted Saturday .and Sunday next
in the Evangelical church. Itev. A.
Y. Heist. 1', 1':. will officiate.
Mr. George Boltzmann has just
completed the dwelling of Mr. West
Jones and it is one of the !finest in
this section of the country.
'Mr. Sam Brown was in London on
Monday on ousinesa.
'Head Dan. Mcisaac"s ad on this
page. Dan has been in the employ
of Mr. Alonzo Ilodgins dor the past
two years rind has proven himself a
first class ,mechanic and quite cap-
able of taking over such an extensive
business as ;Mr. Hodgins had.
A strong representation from all
over the township met in the Meth-
odist church 'Monday afternoon to
complete arrangements for the hold-
ing meetings throughout the town-
ship in cunntction with 'the Local
Option campaign.
The young ladies adult bible case
known as the Dorcas .Band of the
Evangelical Sunday (School, will bold
their annual election of officers at
the parsonage 1'ridny evening. In ad-
dition to which a program twill be
given and refreshments served. The
cl iss has an enrollment of ;l0 tnem-
ners. A good time is expected. ing t.o town this week.
and 'Blacksmith business 'I desire to 1 Mr. 'Richard Hunter is home again
thank 'the public and surrounding from the west, where be has spent
country 'for •the large patronage which the fall months.
bas 'been given me kbose many years The bible class of the Elimvillc
I have been doing business with you. Sunday School intend holding nn At
Iltoland
Sunday
1'. 1'. and
gone for a
few
par-
Kirkton
Thar: will b_ a bio Cooking Demon-
stration given by an expert at \\'m.
Moors on and El inst. Everybody
welcome.
'Mr. John O'Brien. is 'building an
up-to-date hen souse.
Everybody is waiting for the elec-
tion on Friday. Vote for the by-law.
An up-to-date concert will be given
Aberdeen (tall on 2:rd, under the
auspices of the Agricultural ttociety1
everybody come. popular prices.
Miss Nellie Hazelwood is visiting
her sister Vera and other friends in
Stratford this ;week.
Mr. Melville Robinson, of Illyth,
spent Sunday with his parents here.
Miss Fiore Drown and ..Ills Maud
lila:chford visited 'their uncle. Mr.
Geo. Brown, at Hensall, the latter
part of last wet'k.
As Mr. \Vnt. Yule's young people
were coming to the village on Friday
evening last. their Losse took fright
and upset the buggy and ran away.
No serious damage was done.
Mr. Win. Moore and Frank Moore
have returned from their shooting
trip up alorth. They brought some
fine samples of potatoes home with
t hem.
Mr. and Mrs. W. ;Jlrowwn. of Green-
way, were visiting at Mrs, S. II. Tufts
over Sunfday.
A very successful ;Ball was held in
Aberdeen Ball last Friday. promoted
by Miss M. Leigh. Miss Irene Robin-
son. bliss M. Gillfillan and /Miss S.
Nairn. A large number were invited
and the hall was well filled but the
profits were snot extravagant but it
was done 'for the love o' the thing.
Mfrs. Jos. Kirk is home again and
is improving rapidly.
The voting on the railway by-law
is to -morrow. Friday 19th. Let every
one turn out and vote. It is needetj
as much ns it was at the Oast polling,
so vote for it again and have the
satisfaction of getting something for
your vote. We understand the sum
of Sicahats been collected in this
vicinity to help to defray the Dost of
elections. etc. and the railway has
promised to pay the cost of the last
and this election, so Dome out and
vote and you will feel thnt you have
done one good deed before you re-
tire from fictive service.
Mr. and Mrs. John 'Thacker visited
et Mr. J. Taylor's on Sunday.
EIImvIlle
Mr. Thomas J'cnnioe arrived home
last week after spending the summer
near I.uoan.
Mr. and )Mrs. Osla►• Morley spent
last week visiting friends around
ICirkton.
While .Wesley Jacques was stop-
ping his gasoline engine a few days
ago his clothes got naught in the
gearing. Luckily the portion caught
tore away or he might have been in-
jured.
On 'Monday last Mr. E. Hicks had it
load of funiturre arrive from the
south. it looks as 'though be intends
to begin housekeeping shortly.
Miss Annie Parkinson tspent last
week a 1 Prospect 11111.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Samuel Cornish call -
'ed on friends here before departing
for New Ontario.
Work has begun on the new tele-
phone line to be run north of the
village and Mr. Perry will soon have
the line in operation.
The Elimvillc boys have gotten up
a sparrow match against \VinCbeIsea
and the contest is Ito be run for two
weeks before the count comes off.
It is a 'thing that is badly needed as
the sparrows are getting Ito be a
great pest.
Mr. John Johns sr., intends mov-
1 will !still be found with my old
friend Thomas Trevethick handling
our celebrated cutters and sleighs.
Our stock will be complete to P few
days. It will he st pleasure to us to
have you call at lour stow rooms and
inept et our stock. We have never
shown n finer assortment, no trouble
to show you 'them whether you buy
or not. A call solicited.
Yours Sincerely
Alonzo Hodgins
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTO R I A
Monte in the basement of the church
OD Thursday evening.
Mr. Joseph Crecry and family. of
Sunshine, visited at Mr. Richard
John's jr., on Sunday.
Centralia
Rey. W. 11. Vence, of Woodham.
occupied the pulpit of the 'Methodist
church. in place of rho pastor who
conducted re -opening services at
Coopers church, near Rt. 'Marys.
Mrs. Spencer. of tit. Thomas. is
visiting relatives\in the village.
Miss Laura Butt assisted at an en-
tertainment on 'the ,Dunganon circuit
on Monday evening.
HEAL that
BSTWATEi
ria. c
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CUTSCUTSand b���,�, are ��r� very a�
bruises are cflcn obstinate in refusing to
heal. The edges of the wvoucd remain inflamed and sore,
and there :3 a daily dar ssr cf dines:.:-igcrres settling on the raw flesh
and giving rise to scrams complications. Thus, nefilect or iArzoper
treatment of an injury, b: it a cut, burn, scald, or even illrmple
serat. h, i3 .1 menace 10 life.
In cam:s where wounds refccz to heal quickly, nothing but
Zam-Buk v:ell cut?i^e. if the titin is to be made to (;row naturally and
perfectly once again. Z.en-130:: rubbed gcn.tly ever a wound has the
remarkable effect, not r nly cif rrnc:cring t':e wound proof against
disease -germs, beat of grewine r.cwv skin-tiasucs.
Thus Zam-Buk heal; wounds 11 a perfectly natural manner, and
the possib•::tics of a -.encs and ether torturing skin -diseases are
entirely e -everted. Foescsscng rare r aediciral properties, Zam-Buk
accomplishes what ordinary ointments and salves never can do, and its
ever -ready character, constant reliability, and
absolute purr}'. render it distinct from all
mese preparations. if you dress your cuts
and sJrss with Zam-link you will never be
troablcd with " the wound that
not !teal."
Of all 1)ru,g.ttr and .Marts til SU C. nG a
hos. nr (herr, far
FREE.
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p»taX / to th• %wni li k
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box o.11 e ton; led at once.
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Dashwood
We are U tld 10 know that ltev. L.
K. Eidt and fancily have nearly re-
covered from their recent illness.
Mrs. \'elket, who 'petit Lha past
few weeks with her sister. Mrs. L.
!C. Eidt, returned to her home in
Milverton on Thursday.
Mr. Jacob tKellermanit event Sun-
day at his home herr.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Sieber: visited with
Wends in %urich on 1 today.
Mr. and tars. C. F1.tz called on
friends here on S.ently.
teacramewal eel vices ,will be ob-
served on Sunday, Nov. 21st in the
Evangelical Sunday School at 10 a.
m. Services at 2.330 p. m. Bev. A. Y.
Heist, Berlin, twill occupy the pulpie
Mr. itichard tllaker is confined to
his roam through illness.
Mr. John Hoffman, who has been
ill for the past ;few weeks, is able to
be out nein.
Mr. Sato, !ley left on Tuesday for
Exeter. where he has secured a job
hly. and Mrs. Will Oalfass. Zur-
ich, spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. 'R..1. Dog 'Jtey left on Satur-
day morning tot .hicago.
A. Zimmer has returned from the
west.
M. llrokenshire has a large gang
of men at work on his house and the
work is beings pushed rapidly.
On Sunday morning last Rev. A.
1) Gishler, of Zurich, preached in
the Evangelical church and Rev. E.
!1. )lean i.ii the evening. Roth ser-
ntans were 'instructiv.f
On Friday evening Nov. 19th, Rev.
A.. Y. Ilaist will preach in the Evan-
gelical church. otter *which the quar-
terly conference will meet and on
t4uiul'iay the :List(. Ah 2.:0 o'clock he
will again preach in (Gertu t0 and con-
duct communion service, and the
same evening tit 7 he will .again
preach in the English language.
It was decided to hold an Xmas
entertainment in the Evangelical
church and the following program
committee was appointed : S. Oes-
treicher, 'Miss Ida Goetz. 'Miss Trasa
Miller, Miss Ethel Kellerman, Rev.
1..K, Eidt, 'Mrs, 'Itevi L. K. Eidt.
Misses Lizzie Fiukoeiner and Martha
:)estreicher. \Vc feel safe in saying
the program committee is n good one
and no doubt the entertainment will
by far :surpass anything of the kind
ever before held in this place.
Grand Bend
Mr. Chester of the Customs Dept.
Sarnia, is holidaying for a few days
at the Brenner house.
Sidney Ilossenberry of the hotel
Chafor P. 11. was in the city "Grand
fiend I mean" Monday on business.
The party of Hunters from Ailsa
Craig. who have been camping down
the old river, for a couple of weeks,
returned home a few days ago. They
did not have as good luck as usual,
"owing as they say" .to the Parkhill
bunch which was down for a few
days having scared them away by
making so much noise. They say
they will not come again unless they
stay home.
W. 11, Oliver rued Sons, have the
contract of J. 'It, Young's wall com-
pleted wwhieh will make et great im-
provement to his house.
J. W. holt had a bee on Saturday
afternoon plowing his garden.
An exceptional thing for this time
of the year is n large amount of
spiders and also Toads. that can be
seen almost any day down towards
the lake, the sand hills must have an
;tttr:tctlion.
-lar. 'Pope of the 'l'oww•nline, near
Dashwood. died very suddenly Sun-
day morning last. about 2 o'clock.
Mr. I'ope had worked all dny Satur-
day in the field and took sick Its the
evening and was dead at 2 o'clock.
The family have the empathy of all
in their sudden bereaverno tit.
Mr. and Mrs, Dave Wilson, of Ar-
kone. are visiting at :Mrs. Wilson's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe. Gill for a
few days.
Our Ex -Blacksmith is busy these
days cutting wood in the pinery. he
generally takes his gun and hound
and of course when that happens
shot either.
Iltcrc is not much wood out or rabbits
Any person having fowl to sell
would do 'well 10 cats on W. 1.
Auto,. as he is prepared to pay the
highest prices, cash or :trade.
The telephone men are .here this
week looking after the lines in this
,i: hborhoud.
Whalen
Mr. and MLTs, J, V. Hinson were
visitors at I'. 1 leasant S. S. Sunday
in behalf u . ii S. S. association
Next Sunday iwlessrs. Urquhart and
Stinson, of ICirkton, will visit this
sebool-
'l'he convention In connection with
the Iflanshard and Iliddulph Sunday
School association 'will be •held in
this church next Thursday. .Nov. 2e,
f1 e•rn000 attd everting Se'sioitt.
Our W. M. society visited with the
':1auxilliary on Thursday last
ud al o look charge of 1tle meeting.
Liege quantities of nlrplc.w have
been parked in this vicinity by St.
,Marys and i,uctin buyers.
Mr. John fenny, who 'worked last
sutnrner for Mr. Win. Brook on 1
uU h of 111 ui-hard, left last week for
I:ngllud to spend the .winter.
Farquhar
our new merchant, Mr. John Camps 11, is doing a good business. Ile is
giving the public good satisfaction.
lir. Wm. Ward's new brick house is
•Ilmost completed and when finished
he 'will hive nn up-to-date residence.
dlessrt. blcColey & Noicc, of St.
Marys, are in this section drillini
wc111. Mr Ft cd Stevan- had one
dr:lled 1 U feet where 'bey got an
abundance of venter. The same firm
have start, cl at ll r. Thos. ltnndlc-'a
for the same purpose. There is talk
ul others engaging then'.
Hallowe'en pissed off fairly quiet
in our little burgh. One of our vil-
l.ige Indies, loosing her gate, after
raking vengeance on Foote of the
boys, bad her gate returw'd.
Mr. Wan, Stewart still) his apple
gang. bas completed packing in and
around here. No tto,able for hilly to
get h creek.
Mr. Fred i:undle shipped nn exlr'w
fine loud of butcher's cattle to for
Toronto market this week.
111EHESi)A
lir. 'Thomas llatris .rill mice his
Ilege barn next rtutntoer and mike
it ten feet wider, 'tutting brick and
cement ander it.
SIEBERT & CO.
We are aiming at giving you the very best goods -the
very best quality at the very lowest price
Special Prices on Millinery
to reduce our large stock of Millinery we will give a special discount on
millinery for the remainder of this month.
CARPETS
This is a line we want to clear out and will sell all our carpets at coat. NVe
also carry a full line of Dress Goods, Ladies' Coats, Men's /it Roy's overcoat/
a full line of Underwear, caps and such other goods as are found in an up -toe
date store at reaonable prices.
We want your business!
Butter, Eggs. Foul Dried apples and Dutch sets taken in Exchange.
Siebert & Co.
Hartleab Block. DASHWOOD
Grand BCIIU DCodrtmdlltdI shore
Bargains in Millinery
We have decided to give the ladies some good
values in Millinery. We are going to clear out our
stock of Hats and in order to do so quickly we will
alloy yon 3 OFF REGULAR SELLING PRICE.
Now is your chance. Come quick.
flen's Ready -Made Suits
These Suite are the very latest styles. All shades and prices. Prices are
tock -bottom. Just as low and lower than elsewhere because our expenses are
lighter. Call and have a look at them. Also we carry a full line of Tweed
Pants, Overalls, Odd Vests, Boys Knickers and Ready-made Suits, Reefer*
and Overcoats.
Winter Underwear
For Men, Women and Children
We carry the famous PRN -Axons Brand which is recognized to
be the best make on the market. We have them in fleeced lined,
union and natural wool. Now ie the time to buy.
Crockery and Glassware
We carry a full line in this department. It comprises Dinner
Sete, Toilet Sete, Table Sets, Water Sete, Vases,, Cups and Saucers,
Lampe, Odd Plates, Odd Cups and Saucers and all kinds of Fancy
China.
Poultry and all kinds of trade taken at highest prices. Your trade solicited*
W. T. AMOS, - GRAND BEND
ANNOUNCEMENT
Having purchased the Store Business of Joshua
Johns, of Farquhar, I am able to give the general public
snaps in
Staple Goods, Boots & Shoes, Groceries,
Oils, Etc., Etc.
and respectfully solicit the patronage of the old customers
and many NEW ONES. believe I can satisfy you.
Come and see.
JOHN CAMPBELL, Farquhar
e
MEN -WE CAN CURE YOU
FINEST MEDICAL INSTITUTE IN AMERICA
OWNED AND OCCUPIED BY DRS. K. & K.
- -. ,- - YOUNG OR MIDDLE-AGED MEN
mho need the services r•f expert speetaliats
why waste your money In treating with
dr,.torsyou know nothing of, why waste
your money with worthless electric belts
or drag store nostru,i s, when you can get
guaranteed reliable, Iiieeessful treatment
from these
guaranteed,
Specialists. Dn. K.& K.
have treated patients throughout l'anitea
for orer w years. and ar,• responsible finan-
cially. They accept only curable cases and
should your caro prove incurable it nerd
not coat you 0 cent. 1f you are unable to
call at our "Kien for a personal examination
we will send aQuest ion 1.Ist for you to fill tip
fri whieli we can diagnose >sewcase awl
WI you whether you aro curable or not.
'then we %%i'1 prescribe epecilie remedies
for your individual case which you can
take at home. We hate no cure-all remedy
that we send to everybody alike as most
sla%aaltstsclo, but wo prescribe the rern-
e.des required Ger each Individual case to
complete a cure. That's one of ten lu'erets
of our wonderful sieaa ss when other,. fall.
Send for ow Free Booklet on Diseases of
Men Illustrated.,
CURES GUARANTEED OR NO PAY
We Guarani•": to Cur,
Nervous Debility. Blood Diseases. Varier*.
Veins, Kidn.•y. Bladder and
Urinary Diseases
CONSULTATION TREE
II unable to call, write for a Question Blank
for Home Treatment
DRS.KENNEDY&KENNEDY
Cor. Michigan Ave. and Griswold St., Detroit, Mich.
Old Folks' Livers
need an occasional stirring up to keep them from being
constipated, bilious and generally run d.twn. At the same
time, the -laxative must not be so violent as to shock the system
and cause sinking and sickness.
/71 G .5 vete e7/3e7CE
PR -.TABLETS - R'
is the ideal treatment for old folks' livers -never fails to act, e
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never shocks. A tonic as well as a laxative. (lest for co:•
atilatiele nceurnatistn, bilinusness-any and all troubles o'
lis er, st*nnarlt and bowels. Take an N R tablet to-
night -you'll feel tetter in the morning.
Pf '5 Geta 25c Box
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For Sale by W. S. Cole, Exeter.
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